Fishing
Forgotten characters from America’s public lands history: Johnny Horizon
Everyone knows Smokey Bear, Woodsy Owl, and maybe even Ranger Rick the raccoon, but there are other forest and forestry-related fictional characters that long ago fell by the wayside. Here we examine the life and
New York Fishing Report – July 10, 2026
The good old days are now for Lake Erie walleye.
Christine Thomas: Hot rods slam on Tampa Bay
“Man, they sure are biting,” I exclaimed.
I was referring to the mosquitoes. This was an unusual statement for me to make, as the mosquitoes generally leave me alone, especially if my husband, Stan,
New research vessel planned for trawling in Ohio
During Governor’s Fish Ohio Day in Port Clinton on June 25, Ohio DNR Division of Wildlife (DOW) Chief Kendra Wecker announced that the research vessel Grandon, stationed at Fairport Harbor, will be replaced. It was
Steve Sarley: Tournament anglers have different styles – and tolerances
I still follow the comings and goings about the various professional fishing tournament trails. I have come to the realization that my tournament days have come to an end.
To be honest, my tournament
Bill Hilts, Jr.: Do you believe in “divine intervention” when it comes to fishing?
The term “divine intervention” is not an expression that should be taken lightly or without some thought involved.
It is commonly referred to when it seems as though an act of God has taken
Northern Wisconsin Fishing Report – July 9, 2026 – video
Here’s what the warming water means for fishing.
Pro Fishing Tip of the Week: Speed, size matter in hot summer fishing
We’re in the hot-summer fishing season right now, and it will last until around Labor Day. This is the time when speed and size come into play.
Steve Carney: Quick thoughts on modern spinning reels; and summer bite heats up
Through the years I have used probably a dozen brands of reels ranging in price from $50 to $175, and few have impressed me. The problem with the modern spinning reels of today is that
